I love this one specifically because I have always wondered: Is the guy with the hook hand into amputee porn because he is an amputee, or is his interest in it independent of that?

I’m on an oldish (only a few years old) Thinkbook and same experience, it just works and was super easy to get going.

I know that people often find IPv6 confusing and that’s fine, but at the very least you need to explain that you’re specifically talking about IPv4 IP and Subnetting configuration and that is very much how things used to be done. IPv6 is finally gaining real adoption and can make a lot of things confusing.

For example, until I got a handle of IPv6, my Android phone never had proper ad-blocking from my Pi-Holes because Google would make Android auto-configure an IPv6 DNS address that would bypass my IPv4 DNS addresses. Even if I filled every IPv4 DNS slot, my phone would still automatically make a slot for the IPv6 DNS and fill it with a Google-chosen DNS. There were two ways to fix this, and I’ve done both: Set up IPv6 and fill that slot with my Pi-Hole IPv6 DNS address, and/or setting up a VPN that hands out the Pi-Holes as DNS and bypasses Google’s auto-configurations entirely. I ended up with both because I also use the VPN to keep ad-blocking functional on my phone while I’m away from home.

Especially in keeping with your “Zero trust” idea, you can’t have rogue IPv6 traffic all over your network unless you’ve managed to disable IPv6 on every network interface and the traffic is just being dumped since it’s disabled. (Also, personal opinion, subnetting on IPv6 is so much more elegant and straightforward than on IPv4)

Finally, you mention “bytes” (it’s actually bits) and CIDR notation, but that’s probably more confusing than illuminating if someone has no idea that an IPv4 address has four sets of octets (eight bits) for a 32-bit addressing scheme. You might consider expanding on how IPv4 addresses function to make that a little clearer.

DOOM, not to be confused with nobody
Especially, since the flows he used was so nutty
Never too woozy to go study
Crews got no clues like old cruddy Officer McGillicuddy

If you’re anything like me, you’ll find it a few weeks after you’ve replaced it and the return limit for the new one has run out.

Absolutely, but I think right now it’s important to be able to show that this behavior goes back decades and isn’t some new phenomenon that so many people act as though it is.

The NSA story they sat on was in 2007 when they published it, so literally has been 20 years this year.

NYT also sat on the story about NSA wiretapping US citizens for over a year at the behest of the Bush admin. Later, DNI Clapper would deny that spying on Americans happened “wittingly,” a denial which would push Edward Snowden to leak information thst proved otherwise.

God, if only.

Shitposting and other people riffing on your shitpost because they get it.

I certainly hope not in this order, because you may otherwise never want to admit to your daughter a satisfying bowel movement makes you happier than her smile.

I worked in news media in the Bush years and I got to see first hand how our national news promoted the lies coming from the Bush administration and helping spearhead support for an Iraq invasion.

The media has been a problem for a long time.

“I want that report on my table first thing tomorrow morning, Cloth”

“But sir-”

“On my table, Cloth!”

I’m not a UK native, so that’s very likely, I always thought it was just any situation where your poo is touching your underwear.

I’m not from Britain but I’ve heard the phrase “touching cloth” from over there.

Isn’t wireguard already pretty easy???

Also unless it changed I thought Plexamp was only available to Plex Pass subscribers.

I don’t think we are the target audience for those, though, as weird as that sounds. More likely intended to be sold to less tech savvy people who are willing to pay for the convenience of some company handling their security.

I have chronic myeloid leukemia and I fucking hate it… But if it ends up saving me from the terror of Alzheimer’s? I’ll take it.

Now if only the same thing could be said for Parkinson’s which I have a high chance of developing due to family incidence and growing up literally next door to orchards where pesticides were heavily used.

open wource

Look I know it’s fun to make fun of the French…